I was a little worried to start this book, actually. If You Could Be Mine is a book about two teenage girls in love in Iran. Homosexuality is illegal, but sex changes are legal and even partially funded by the government. The questions is, how far will Sahar go to be able to stay with Nasrin,Read More
Casey reviews Le Bleu est un Couleur Chaude (Blue is the Warmest Colour) by Julie Maroh
I had admittedly never heard of French author and graphic artist Julie Maroh’s graphic novel, Le Bleu est un Couleur Chaude (it’s being translated as Blue is the Warmest Colour, although the title more literally says “blue is a warm colour”) until I read about the film version’s win of the Palme D’Or—the top prize—atRead More
Anna M. reviews At Seventeen by Gerri Hill
I’m not sure exactly how it happened, but I established a habit of purchasing and reading every Gerri Hill book as it’s released. I tend to like her generic romances more than those with thriller elements, but I foresee myself reading her new books until I am seriously disappointed by something she writes. The curseRead More
Link Round Up: August 29 – September 4
AfterEllen posted The September AfterEllen.com Book Club Selection is… Autostraddle posted Idol Worship: Ten(ish) Questions About Dogs and Books with Ali Liebgott and Read A F*cking Book: Canary. Cleis Press posted Super Summer Sale! All of these ebooks just $1.99. Elisa posted LGBT Ebook and Print Releases, August 2013. Emily Books posted Paid, extremely part-time intern wanted! Gay/Lesbian Fiction ExcerptsRead More
Lena reviews Roadkill by Alexandra Allred
The general conceit about most established fictional detectives is their lack of home life. Either because of the job or because of their need for the job, Sherlock Holmes, Hercule Poirot and Sam Spade don’t really have a lot else going on. The opposite is true for Allie Lindell, Alexandra Allred’s doggedly determined protagonistRead More
Marcia reviews Desire: Stories of Longing by K.L. Joy
Opening with a cover that features rope bondage, and the party following the collaring ceremony of two of lead character Vivianne’s friends, it is immediately clear that Desire: Stories of Longing by K.L. Joy is not straight-forward (pardon the pun) erotica. The short novel follows new Domme Vivianne as her life in the BDSM sceneRead More
Danika reviews The End by Nora Olsen
I really enjoyed the beginning of this book. First of all: “Five queer kids save the world”. What better tagline is there? And I love the cover. To begin with, we meet each of these kids briefly in 2009. Each scene ends with an intriguing line something like “They wouldn’t see ____ again until 2014.”Read More
Link Round Up: August 21-28
AfterEllen posted “Batwoman #23″ finally gives us what we’ve been asking for. Autostraddle posted Read All Of The Books: The Fall 2013 Queer Books Preview and Lez Liberty Lit #27: Hamlet Dies. Band of Thebes posted Flavorwire Lists “50 Essential Works of LGBT Fiction”, which I would link directly, but I think BoT’s commentary is worth reading. As always, this list isRead More
Rachel reviews Pages for You by Sylvia Brownrigg
Sylvia Brownrigg delivers a beautifully done, complex novel, Pages For You. The novel follows the life of seventeen year old Flannery Jansen as she begins her first semester in a campus college. Just learning about life and naïve about love, Flannery meets twenty-eight year old graduate student Anne Arden, a more experienced, and hardened byRead More
Danika reviews The Furthest City Light by Jeanne Winer
The Furthest City Light is a book about a public defender determined to win the case presented against her client, a woman who defended herself in an abusive relationship. Until it’s not about that at all, and the result of the case thrusts our protagonist in a situation she never planned for. [Minor spoilers follow,Read More
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